Re: Microsoft Posts Details on Porting an iPhone App to Windows Mobile
yeah you guys pretty much nailed it but a little deeper thought. many people are drawn to the iphone because of the screen size and the applications that you can get which are more fun. the business user doesnt do the iphone since it isnt as friendly for business (net not fast either) like the wm devices are...... so does this mean now that we have the best of both worlds if developers do this constantly? does this mean struggle for iphone? is this the sign of rebound that wm needed to get back up and changing themselves to being popular worldwide again? this could be a huge swing of events especially with microsoft planning on buying out palm at the moment.... could you imagine webos (being developed by palm still) and wm owned by the same with capabilities to iphone apps!!!! wowwwweeeeeee that would be bad news for the apple fan boys.
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